About
Why Paths exists
Most of what we do every day is forgotten.
Not because it was not meaningful, but because there was never a simple way to hold onto it.
The walk you took at lunch.
The commute you finally enjoyed.
The run where everything clicked.
The road trip that became more than a route.
Paths is a different kind of record.
Run · Movement
"Not a log. Not a stat. A visual of where you went and what you called it."
Hike · Movement
Cycle · Movement
What it is
You can import a route you already have, connect a completed activity, upload a GPX file, shape a route on the map, or describe one from memory.
Paths turns movement into a refined visual — rendered like ink on paper — that you can keep, share, or collect over time.
No background tracking.
No performance dashboard.
No noise.
Just a record of movement worth keeping.
How it works
Add the route
A route link, a Strava activity, a GPX file, a route shaped on the map, or a few places remembered from memory.
Name what it meant
Give it a title and a note. This is where the route becomes personal.
Keep the visual
Download it, share it, or save it into a Series — a collection of movements over time.
Who we are
Paths is built by Paths Labs Ltd., a small team in London.
We started with a simple question: what if there was a beautiful way to remember the ordinary things you did outside?
The product is deliberately simple on the surface. Underneath, we are building a rendering engine for human movement — one that turns routes into visual records with texture, shape, and feeling.
We are building Paths for the movements that do not belong in a dashboard, but still deserve to be kept.
Series
A week of walks.
A season of runs.
Series lets you collect movements that belong together — a trip, a place, a goal, a season, a person. A Series can become a carousel or a reel, and when the routes sit close together, one combined visual.
Start with one movement. Build from there.
Map a movement